It took a while, but we finally got it. We were finally able to see uninterrupted gameplay footage from Assassin’s Creed: Miragewhich is still spoken of in the same context: should bring the series back to its roots.
Whether it will be successful in the finals is another question that we will only get a final answer on when it releases on 12/10 this year, but it’s clear to me from the gameplay footage – there is potential.
First of all, we should see the story trailer that he lays down burning question of freedom and whether serving the order of the Inmost and fighting for injustice is freedom in itself. As we already know, the game’s story will focus on the character Basima, who joins the Order of the Hidden Ones in order to fight against the Order of the Ancients (i.e. the predecessors of the Templars).
However, the more interesting part of the presentation is the roughly seven-minute gameplay demo where we finally get a chance to see exactly what the game will look like without any cuts or cuts.
It probably won’t surprise anyone that even at first glance, the game has a presence of modern details (starting with Assassin’s Creed Origins), but at the same time old. Ezio’s last adventure has already reminded me in the form of Revelations. Maybe the environment is to blame, maybe there are bases where we will obviously meet our companions and take new missions from there.
Parkour around the city, as already announced a few days ago, is also very reminiscent of the Ezio trilogy, full of constant sporting movements. Pleased with the return of social stealth, several gadgets and sandbox black box missions that allow you to kill the target in any way.
So far, the game fulfills everything that the creators have promised in recent days.
Source: UbisoftAssassin’s Creed Mirage Trailer Explains How The Game Goes Back To The Series’ Origins
Personally, I find the 6:00 part and the equally familiar Special Skill recoil a minor stumbling block that otherwise pulls me out of the “mundane fantasy” that the game is supposed to carry, and so far it seems to be happening in other ways.
But be sure to share your opinion in the comments.
In addition to Assassin’s Creed Mirage, we also received a small update for Assassin’s Creed Nexus for Virtual Reality. Unfortunately, we didn’t see anything concrete from the game, only a CGI trailer confirming that we to be able to take on the roles of Ezio, Connor and Cassandra (poor Alexios) sometime at the end of this year.
Last but not least, there was also a small introduction to mobile Assassin’s Creed: Codename Jade where it happened. especially to the invitation to register for beta testing.
NEW PHOTOS OF THE MIRAGE
More Ubisoft Forward 2023 news can be found here.
Source :Indian TV
